Pensacola oyster planter eyes coast dredge purchase
J. H. Sherrill, Pensacola's first oyster planter, visited the city Thursday en route to the coast to buy an oyster dredge. He reports promising prospects in Florida waters under a law similar to Alabama’s. Mrs. J. W. Goodloe and Howard Schramm returned from a vacation to Canada Niagara Falls New York Washington Atlantic City and other East and North points.
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J. H. Sherrill
Pensacola
Sherrill
Florida
J. W. Goodloe
Howard Schramm
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington
Atlantic City
D. T. McCall
Boston
Mrs. McCall
Butler
Ala
Five Crew Landed After Mine Attack Off Blyth
Five members of a Scotch fishing smack crew were landed at Hull after their craft was sunk by a floating mine 30 miles off Blyth, Northumberland. The Associated Press report datelined London, August 28.
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Associated Press
London
Blyth
Northumberland
Hull
Bank Clearings Fall From Last Year In August Week
New York August 28 bank clearings totaled 1 731 250 221 according to Dun s Review down from 2 400 285 805 in the same week a year earlier reflecting weaker activity in the financial markets National authorities noted the decline amid seasonal lending patterns and cautious investor sentiment.
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Associated Press
New York
Dun
German exchequer Seizes Japanese Balances in Germany
A Telegraaf dispatch reports the German exchequer has moved to seize all Japanese balances in German banks. The notice comes from Amsterdam and is dated August 28.
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London
Amsterdam
Telegraaf
End of Summer at Point Clear
The article details end of season life at Point Clear with numerous social visits. It notes guests and hosts including Miss Agnes Fowlkes, Mr. Ed Harrison, Mrs. Harrison, Miss Kate Middleton, and Miss Ruth Huger visiting from Mobile, with touring pairs from Alabama and beyond. It also describes pleasure cruises, yacht outings, and seasonal travel to Adirondacks and Tennessee.
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Point Clear
Cary Butt
Fannie Gleaves
Blackshers
Blacksher
Helen Terrill
Kathleen Willis
Oscar Barneys
Frances Hunter
Dorothy Hubbard
Russell Hollingers
F. G. Hollinger
Maud Hollinger
Camden
Charles Fry
New York City
Mr. Fry
Thomas Fry
Battles Wharf
Cohen
Biloxi
Anna E. McCarty
Nell de Loach
Demopolis
Clara B. Crossland
Mobile
Partridge Family
Meridian
George Pegram
Farnsdale
New Orleans
Frank L. Diard
Loraine Chivers
Edith Donnelly
Maye Sanders
E. H. Kimbrough
Corinne Roberts
Lucile Arnold
Birmingham
Gertrude Arnold
Powell
Andalusia
Susie Barnes
Florala
Manning
Ruth O'Neal
J. O. Acree
Fruiters Depart or the Tropics
Two fruiters left port Friday morning. The Brighton in ballast sailed to Port Simon R I in the Caribbean under United Fruit Company charter. The Podo sailed to Puerto Cortez after repairs. Falcon arrived from Pensacola with cargo. Athos due to Havana with cargo. Strathan sailed to Galveston in ballast. Heavy rains and squalls reported at Fort Morgan at 7 am.
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Brighton
United Fruit Company
Port Simon, Co. R
Podo
Chamelecon Steamship Line
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Falcon
Pensacola
Fla
Athos
Munson Steamship Line
Havana
Cuba
Strathan
Galveston
Tex
England
Fort Morgan
Day in Congress Senate Debates Trust Bill and Postal Laws
Senate met at 11 to resume debate on omnibus trust bill and discuss the legislative agenda. A noon vote on the administration war risk bill was delayed by enforced roll calls. The conference report on extending postal savings laws was debated as hearings began on a merchant marine bill but were postponed for McAdoo and Underwood until tomorrow.
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Marine Committee
McAdoo
Underwood
Dancing Nights at Top o' the Town with Rowley Orchestra
The venue offers ventilation and fans with dancing on Tuesday and Friday nights from 8 30 to 11. Music by the Rowley Orchestra fills the hall and a table d hote supper is served for 71 cents.
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Rowley Orchestra
Serbs Jubilant Over Victories Near Austrian Retreat
An eye witness from Nish reports Serbia’s triumphs after a five day artillery duel and successive Austrian withdrawals. About 100000 Servians faced 200000 Austrians, with 5000 Austrians captured and 60 guns seized. Sabac recaptured, pursuit into Bosnia continues.
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Nish
Saloniki
Servia
Yaddar
Bosnia
Austria
Mt. Tzer
Valjevo
Sabac
Losnitza
Jovanovitch
Shabatz
Prina
Yana
Bijielana
Dr King’s New Discovery Advertises Cold Relief
Summer colds threaten vitality and may cause lung trouble. Dr King’s New Discovery promises prompt cough and cold relief, soothing antiseptic formula, and instant improvement. Money back guarantee noted, bottles 50c and 1.00 at local druggists. Bayou La Batre ad copy ends with ticket price.
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Coden
Bayou la Batre
S. Royal Street
D. King
Dr. King
Public asset aids banks in tough financial times
The article urges businessmen to build clear banking relationships early through mutual understanding with their bank for reassurance during financial uncertainties. It emphasizes foresight and preparedness as key to securing encouragement in dark hours.
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Truth, Justice and Bottled
Corner Royal and
St. Anthony
Mobile Coca-Cola Bottling Co
A. Hart
The
Etowah
Dauphin Street
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Adirondacks
Harry Inge
William Parrish
Selma
Alabama
Parrish
Paris
Europe
Tennessee
Helen
Marie Zeigler
Georgiana
J. L. Locke
Bristol
Miss Marie
Morristown
Sloan’s
Sloan's
Misses Lucile
Mary Knight Rush
Josephine Chamberlain
Mary Emma Nettles
Evelyn McLaughlin
Bishop
Messrs
Troy Brannan
Albert Henderson
Brannan
J. E. Breaux, Jr
Ellen Mclean
Brice Real
Antoinette Price
Woodie Woods
Sweetwater Branch
Tropics
Bodo
Senate
Cawthon
Plains
City Bank & Trust Co
Mobile, Ala
MA Tee
Yeend Potter CO
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